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[stromberg]

Radio interview with Detlef Bothe (by renowned German Bond expert Siegfried Tesche:
https://www.ndr.de/k...efbothe100.html
 
Talks a bit about his role and the casting process. Casting was in Innsbruck (Austria), with several other candidates. When finally he had the role, the first thing he had to do was to sign an 8 page confidentiality statement (one of the pages consisted of a list about how much he has to pay in which case of breach).

 

Spoiler

He's a killer for SPECTRE, and his aim is a prominent one. He shot scenes with Ben Wishaw in the cable car. 1+1=?

 
Currently at work with not much time to translate it properly, maybe tonight if there's any need.

[thecasinoroyale]

Looks like we're getting some great talent on board here, and that feeling that they do really "have people everywhere."

[quantumofsolace]

metro.co.uk april 22 2015

Very little is known about the 24th flick in the franchise, Spectre – which hits cinemas later this year – but shedding a glimmer of light, the former wrestler has teased that not to expect a ‘stereotypical bad guy’.

Speaking to Metro.co.uk at the European Premiere of Avengers: Age Of Ultron, the 46-year-old said: ‘It’s fun to play a bad guy. I think I make an interesting one – not your stereotypical bad guy.’

While he names Gold Finger and Blofeld as his favourite Bond villains, don’t expect to see him channeling either as he teases ‘something new, fresh and different’.

[The Dove]

http://www.007travel...rshall-and.html

 

MORE additions to the cast of SPECTRE and word is circulating on the Twitter-universe that Sony has revealed some new footage at CinemaCon... Could a 2nd trailer be on its way to us??

[glidrose]

metro.co.uk april 22 2015
Very little is known about the 24th flick in the franchise, Spectre

*cough* Sony Hack *cough*

Honestly, do reporters even bother any more?

Ah, this explains it. "Metro is a free newspaper published in tabloid format in the United Kingdom by DMG Media (part of Daily Mail and General Trust). It is distributed from Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays) on many public-transport services in selected urban centers across the United Kingdom, and at other outlets such as cafes, workplaces, bus stops, etc. Distributors have also been employed to hand out copies to pedestrians."